Solomon Giebezzwili

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Mayor of Moscow, May 4, 1972 in Buenos Aires, February 4, 1972) - Russian military officer (colonel), Czechoslovak army officer (major), emigrant combatant emigrant and religious, publicist.

In 1902, he graduated from the Michałów Cadet Corps in Voronezh, and in 1905, a Michałów artillery school. Served as a lieutenant in the 22nd Artillery Brigade. He participated in the First World War. He came to the rank of colonel. In 1917 he temporarily commanded the 22nd Artillery Brigade. In early 1918 he arrived at Don, where he joined the newly formed White Army Gen. Anthony I. Denikin. Served in Officer's Battalion. He then became commander of the 2nd Battery of the 2nd Artillery Squadron. From January 1919 he commanded a battery of artillery training guns. In the summer of 1919 he became commander of the 3rd Squadron of the 22nd Artillery Brigade. Since November of that year he was the commander of the 2nd Corps of Artillery Brigades. Participated in the so-called. March of Bredowski. From May 1920 he again served in the Kornian Artillery Brigade. In mid-November this year, along with the White troops, was evacuated from Crimea to Gallipoli. He emigrated to Bulgaria. In 1924 he came to Prague, where he joined the Czechoslovak army. He assumed command of the battery, squadron, and then the 1st Artillery Regiment. He reached the rank of major. At the same time he was a member of the Russian General Association (ROWS). After the occupation of Czechoslovakia by the German army in early 1939, he headed the local ROWS unit. At the same time he presided over the Prague Galliphone Association. At the beginning of 1945 he organized the possibility of leaving the emigrant clergy of the Orthodox clergy. After the end of the war, he stayed in a civilian refugee camp near Munich, serving as his starost. He then headed the German ROWS. In 1948 he left for Argentina. In Buenos Aires, he formed the South American ROWS, then became deputy chairman and then chairman. He cooperated with the emigrant writings "Pieriekliczka" and "Czasowoj". From 1955 he served as the starost of the cathedral council of Baptism of Christ. Bibliography

John Stefan, Russian fascists: tragedy and farce in emigration 1925-1945, 1992

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